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Slack.com slash DHQ. I feel like we haven't said this, but it needs to be said just to clarify

that with our text number, anytime we give you a word to text to our number, you know,

like if you want to join the advisory board and you text forward to 800, 434, 5454, that

doesn't automatically sign you up. It basically just sends you a link. So if you're like,

oh, yeah, I need to remember that later, that's us texting you a link. Yeah. So you can

get more information about something. Yeah. So it doesn't automatically charge you

or enroll you. No, nobody asked me that. I was just thinking about it. I'm like, you know

what? That might be confusing. People might hear that, not be ready to commit and think

that you have to be ready to commit to whatever it is or to vote right that second for

the podcast hot. Whatever, but you don't. It's just a text reminder because I think, and

maybe I'm wrong. And this is usually why we give away both. But I think it's easier

to remember because our phone number is the same as our text line. Text line. And by

the way, as a total aside to everything on the plant to this conversation right now,

I realize as we build our own little mini empire here with podcast and texting and email

lists and all that stuff, how much ridiculous stuff happened? Like why doesn't every radio

station allow you to text their phone number? I don't know. Like every radio station

ever worked at. And that's always some weird number that doesn't make sense. So it's

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